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02-17-2008, 05:10 PM
#137
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02-17-2008, 08:46 PM
#138
Different films have different life expectancies. The one I used is very thin (only 0.6mm) and it is graded as having a 3 years life expectancy (so assume only 2 years). But importantly, it has a very low tack acrylic adhesive which ensures the film lifts cleanly. There are many other cars (eg, CGTs etc) which are done by the same company, and so far absolutely no issues on paint. Mine has the benefit of being wrapped over the Paintshield (full frontal only) that was already on my car adding additional protection.
03-29-2008, 01:06 AM
#143
03-29-2008, 01:10 AM
#144
Hi Rob, Johannes,
Yes it is a vinyl wrap/foil (whichever you want to call it!). The finish is lovely: think of an ultra smooth chalkboard and you get the idea. It's been raining since I got the car home, but here is a slightly closer up version. The decals down the side were applied at the end and are in gloss black. One nice thing... no more need to wax the car
Yes it is a vinyl wrap/foil (whichever you want to call it!). The finish is lovely: think of an ultra smooth chalkboard and you get the idea. It's been raining since I got the car home, but here is a slightly closer up version. The decals down the side were applied at the end and are in gloss black. One nice thing... no more need to wax the car
03-30-2008, 12:59 AM
#150
Race Director
No, it hasn't been driven in so long. It's been in storage for 10 years. It was my dad's car. I actually learned to drive stick on it. It has lots of memories but I know I won't drive it and my mom certainly won't. I was a passenger in a car that got totalled in 2000 and ever since then I have an aversion for older cars that don't have crumple zones, airbags, great brakes etc. It's time.